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Voltage drop is different | |
| Before doing a design, get one and measure it. Mine had a 2.93 Volt drop across it at 0.305 milliAmps. This is not a show stopper, but for a successful design you need to verify this. Personally i like tham and will buy more. | ||
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current is really limited | |
| The data sheet shows a chart that indicates if you run it at 350 mA you will exceed the forward voltage drop. For a 3.4V drop you will have to run it at 200 mA | ||
| - Ben Townsend, MO | ||
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